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March 17, 2019
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Crash when Exporting in H264 and ProRes

  • March 17, 2019
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I'm struggling with the exporting phase in Premiere Pro and Media Encoder. When I export a file, after few seconds of rendering the program crashes. This happen with H264 and Quicktime ProRes. I would like to render a basic 12min video with no effects or plugins, just simple cuts and resize from 4K to FHD.

CPU 3770K @ 4.5Ghz

RAM 16GB

GPU 1080Ti

Dual Monitor 4K

OS Windows 10 PRO with all last updates

Driver Nvidia updated to March, 17

Before posting this post, I searched previous discussions but neither of solutions works.

- I cleaned media cache

- I tried CC 2019 and CC 2018

- Edit Memory preference to performance->memory

- I tried another software and it crashes too in exporting phase with H264

- Premiere crashes with/without CUDA flag

- Windows 10 and Nvidia Driver are updated

- Premiere is no cracked but in trial version

- Premiere Pro CC 2019, Media Encoder CC 2019 are updated to the last version

- I installed K-lite Codec and DivX codec

The report contains one of these exceptions but illegal instruction appears more frequently:

<crash exception="EXCEPTION_PRIV_INSTRUCTION" exceptionCode="0xc0000096" instruction="0x00007FFB56DC9F57">

<crash exception="EXCEPTION_ILLEGAL_INSTRUCTION" exceptionCode="0xc000001d" instruction="0x00007FFB56B65F87">

Thanks for the replyes,  I've been going crazy for two days for this issue.

More detailed version of the crash reports:

<?xml version="1.0"?>

<!DOCTYPE AdobeCrashReport SYSTEM "AdobeCrashReporter.dtd">

<crashreport serviceVersion="2.1.1" clientVersion="2.1.1" applicationName="Premiere Pro" applicationVersion="13.0.3" build="9" source="Windows-Client">

<time year="2019" month="3" day="17" hour="17" minute="16" second="59" timeoffset="60" timezone="ora solare Europa occidentale"/>

<user guid="79c217a1-8f9a-41e1-be58-dd6af3ec75ef"/>

<system platform="Windows 10 Pro" osversion="10.0" osbuild="17763" applicationlanguage="it-it" userlanguage="it-IT" oslanguage="it-IT" ram="16329" machine="Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3770K CPU @ 3.50GHz" model="Intel64 Family 6 Model 58 Stepping 9" cpuCount="8" cpuType="8664" cpuFreq="3500 MHz"/>

<crash exception="EXCEPTION_PRIV_INSTRUCTION" exceptionCode="0xc0000096" instruction="0x00007FFB56DC9F57">

<backtrace crashedThread="0">

<thread index="0">

<stackStatement index="0" address="0x00007FFB56DC9F57" symbolname="h264OutVideoGetAPIExt"/>

<stackStatement index="1" address="0x00007FFB56DD7805" symbolname="h264OutVideoGetAPIExt"/>

<stackStatement index="2" address="0x00007FFB56DB28ED" symbolname="h264OutVideoGetAPIExt"/>

<stackStatement index="3" address="0x00007FFB56D37986" symbolname="h264OutVideoGetAPIExt"/>

<stackStatement index="4" address="0x00007FFB56D38144" symbolname="h264OutVideoGetAPIExt"/>

<stackStatement index="5" address="0x00007FFB56F940F2" symbolname="h264OutVideoGetMaxBitrate"/>

<stackStatement index="6" address="0x00007FFBA63F81F4" symbolname="BaseThreadInitThunk"/>

<stackStatement index="7" address="0x00007FFBA8C4A251" symbolname="RtlUserThreadStart"/>

</thread>

</backtrace>

<registerSet>

<register name="RAX" value="0x0000000000000002"/>

<register name="RBX" value="0x000000002523D680"/>

<register name="RCX" value="0x0000000000000018"/>

<register name="RDX" value="0x0000000000000001"/>

<register name="RSI" value="0x00000000DB1C61FC"/>

<register name="RDI" value="0x0000000100010101"/>

<register name="RSP" value="0x00000000F6CAE8E0"/>

<register name="RBP" value="0x00000000F6CAE960"/>

<register name="RIP" value="0x00007FFB56DC9F57"/>

<register name="EFL" value="0x0000000000010246"/>

<register name="LastExceptionToRip" value="0x0000000000000000"/>

<register name="LastExceptionFromRip" value="0x0000000000000000"/>

</registerSet>

.... tons of dll

And also

<?xml version="1.0"?>

<!DOCTYPE AdobeCrashReport SYSTEM "AdobeCrashReporter.dtd">

<crashreport serviceVersion="2.1.1" clientVersion="2.1.1" applicationName="Premiere Pro" applicationVersion="13.0.3" build="9" source="Windows-Client">

<time year="2019" month="3" day="17" hour="17" minute="18" second="10" timeoffset="60" timezone="ora solare Europa occidentale"/>

<user guid="79c217a1-8f9a-41e1-be58-dd6af3ec75ef"/>

<system platform="Windows 10 Pro" osversion="10.0" osbuild="17763" applicationlanguage="it-it" userlanguage="it-IT" oslanguage="it-IT" ram="16329" machine="Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3770K CPU @ 3.50GHz" model="Intel64 Family 6 Model 58 Stepping 9" cpuCount="8" cpuType="8664" cpuFreq="3500 MHz"/>

<crash exception="EXCEPTION_ILLEGAL_INSTRUCTION" exceptionCode="0xc000001d" instruction="0x00007FFB56B65F87">

<backtrace crashedThread="0">

<thread index="0">

<stackStatement index="0" address="0x00007FFB56B65F87" symbolname="h264OutVideoGetMaxBitrate"/>

<stackStatement index="1" address="0x00007FFB56B2A5BC" symbolname="h264OutVideoGetAPIExt"/>

<stackStatement index="2" address="0x00007FFB56B25554" symbolname="h264OutVideoGetAPIExt"/>

<stackStatement index="3" address="0x00007FFB56B2786C" symbolname="h264OutVideoGetAPIExt"/>

<stackStatement index="4" address="0x00007FFB56B028ED" symbolname="h264OutVideoGetAPIExt"/>

<stackStatement index="5" address="0x00007FFB56A87986" symbolname="h264OutVideoGetAPIExt"/>

<stackStatement index="6" address="0x00007FFB56A88144" symbolname="h264OutVideoGetAPIExt"/>

<stackStatement index="7" address="0x00007FFB56CE40F2" symbolname="h264OutVideoGetMaxBitrate"/>

<stackStatement index="8" address="0x00007FFBA63F81F4" symbolname="BaseThreadInitThunk"/>

<stackStatement index="9" address="0x00007FFBA8C4A251" symbolname="RtlUserThreadStart"/>

</thread>

</backtrace>

<registerSet>

<register name="RAX" value="0x0000000000000004"/>

<register name="RBX" value="0x0000000000000008"/>

<register name="RCX" value="0x00000000F4DCD900"/>

<register name="RDX" value="0x00000000F5AA2DE9"/>

<register name="RSI" value="0x00007FFB56D7BE44"/>

<register name="RDI" value="0x00007FFB56D7BE1C"/>

<register name="RSP" value="0x00000000F4DCD798"/>

<register name="RBP" value="0x00000000F4DCD8A0"/>

<register name="RIP" value="0x00007FFB56B65F87"/>

<register name="EFL" value="0x0000000000010202"/>

<register name="LastExceptionToRip" value="0x0000000000000000"/>

<register name="LastExceptionFromRip" value="0x0000000000000000"/>

</registerSet>

........... tons of dlls..

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Correct answer korra88

I formatted my pc and I reinstalled Windows with a clean installation. Now works fine.

Edit.

The PP crash again, but I found the solution. In my case the issue is the heavy overclock that compromise the stability of the system when the CPU goes in full throttle. My motherboard can't handle 4.6ghz properly. I set the CPU frequency to 4.4ghz and NOW the system is rock solid with no crashes at all.

For the future reader, try to downclock your CPU if it is heavly overclocked and/or rise up the VCORE on your BIOS. The encoding process is computationally expensive and the CPU goes under stress heavly.

2 replies

korra88AuthorCorrect answer
Inspiring
March 18, 2019

I formatted my pc and I reinstalled Windows with a clean installation. Now works fine.

Edit.

The PP crash again, but I found the solution. In my case the issue is the heavy overclock that compromise the stability of the system when the CPU goes in full throttle. My motherboard can't handle 4.6ghz properly. I set the CPU frequency to 4.4ghz and NOW the system is rock solid with no crashes at all.

For the future reader, try to downclock your CPU if it is heavly overclocked and/or rise up the VCORE on your BIOS. The encoding process is computationally expensive and the CPU goes under stress heavly.

R Neil Haugen
Legend
March 17, 2019

Sometimes this sort of error is a file/folder permissions issue in the OS.

Neil

Everyone's mileage always varies ...
korra88Author
Inspiring
March 17, 2019

I tried right now to move the file to D:/ and the illegal exception continues to appear. It doesn't seems a permission issue. The file is public with no restriction.

R Neil Haugen
Legend
March 17, 2019

It's not the file being exported but the drive or folder being exported to that could have permission issues.

Always export into a folder, btw, never to the root of a drive.

Neil

Everyone's mileage always varies ...